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Joao Pedro's smart finish inside the penalty box was enough to earn Chelsea a comfortable 1-0 win over Tottenham in north London on Saturday - and the only regret Enzo Maresca's side will have is that the didn't pile on more misery for Spurs. A convincing performance‚ led by the tenacity and rigour of Moises Caicedo in midfield‚ saw Chelsea dismantle Thomas Frank's side with ease and leave the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with the satisfaction of climbing level on points with their London rivals in the Premier League table. Meanwhile‚ it was a torrid afternoon for Tottenham‚ who were booed off the pitch by their own fans after a disjointed and lacklustre display on home soil.
One per club: Big Eight stars most likely to leave in January‚ including Kovacic‚ Jesus and Richarlison
KIERAN GILL AT THE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM: Tottenham Hotspur were booed off the pitch tonight after slumping to a feeble defeat against Chelsea. It was a night of drama in north London‚ where the two sides were - on the scoreboard at least - only separated by the fine margin of a Joao Pedro strike. But in reality‚ Enzo Maresca's men could have left with at least two‚ if not three goals‚ and Spurs fans would not have much room to complain. Here's how the players rated...
La Liga round-up: Five-goal thriller in El Derbi Vasco‚ Atletico Madrid and Villarreal claim big wins
CHRIS WHEELER: United spent £236million in the summer on Bryan Mbeumo‚ Matheus Cunha‚ Benjamin Sesko‚ Senne Lammens and Diego Leon‚ and are on a high following three straight wins. Wilcox is pleased with the progress after a difficult start‚ and insists United have set high standards to ensure they are competing with the best at home and abroad as soon as it's possible to do so. Mbeumo and Cunha‚ in particular‚ have led United's revival after joining from Premier League rivals Brentford and Wolves in the summer. Sesko is settling in after a late start and Lammens has made the No 1 spot his own.
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